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trevor is such a mastermind
I have no confident in tj after i realize sandhagen train here, even tj is my favorite fighter when he is active
@@bochen6716 cory is gonna school TJ, hes too old now way past his prime, fighting in a stacked division with young guns.
@@daemondost7168 man i kind of agree because cory switch looks more smooth, but tj is my first favorite in ufc then izzy
The best in the business!
He has a clear emphasis on the basics.. Which is clearly working well for some of his team
Really like this video and this type of content. Hope it becomes a regular series on this channel where you travel from gym to gym and highlight them like this. It’s awesome to watch.
They'll do much more if there's an incentive obviously. This should have 10x the views it has right now.
There is so many gyms he could visit. I hope he does one on tiger muay thai
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@@cheetoyeeto1232 agree with you it’s pretty pathetic that people can dance on tiktok or make videos about stupid shit on YT and get millions of views and this type of stuff is at 80k views it’s a shame but respect to the owner of this account for uploading this masterpiece
Where is usman??
I just watched Trevor explaining footwork for 10 minutes I feel ike ive already learned so much lol
Me too
The UFC has been missing out of in depth interviews and videos on MMA gyms, training, and coaches. I dunno why they haven’t started filming content like this more.
My guess is that teams aren't too keen on having too many cameras there during their training camps. Wish they would get more of this kind of content though!
Because except few nobody gives a fu*k .lol
@@richardsong8852 Yea, and it's in house people (or respected people like Will Harris) that the main gym people know and trust (and most of the footage is actual useful sparring footage, and some extra for youtube fans and gym promo). Can't have randoms walking in and saying we're going to record you without it being specifially 4 a event
The gyms have to keep them top secrets to have the edge over the competition for sure.
@@Dare-Knight just us die hards
Omg. I never get tired of hearing from Justin Gaethje and coach Trevor Wittman! Can't wait to watch and LISTEN to their wisdom. Thank you Full Reptile!
Justin is gonna be one hell of a coach when he’s done fighting if he chooses that path. Same way khabib is killing it as a coach now.
Always like to see gaethje
I legit thought that was Michael Johnson training with gaethje😂😂😂😂😂😂
haha same)))
Has to be related I was thinking the same shit lol
I remember seeing clips of them training together. I thought it was Johnson was well lol.
Facts lol
Trevor Whitman is an exemplary coach. Brilliant mind. Great video guys!!
Are you trolling?
@@Hello-ri9dd you are joking right?
@@Hello-ri9dd LOL
The levels to fighting is mesmerizing to watch.. The attention to detail and the fact that there is counters to counters to counters and so on - there's infinite knowledge. Developing a style that works with your physical attributes and then developing that style so deeply that your confident enough to employ it against any size or styled opponent is crazy.
Well said . The heavier and stronger you are , the less counters you have to remember. I'll say that for sure lol
The sweet science
Full Reptile is killing it. This was such an insight to Elevation, one I've been wanting for a while.
Not complaining at all but I can't believe this content is free and full to the brim with gold. This is how coaching looks when you do it not just correctly, but they're working harder, getting more done and it looks easier because it's pinpoint focused on what's actually going on, that's the next level.
Gay
This is bout to be a copypasta lmao it's too gay I cannot handle it 😂😂
@@la-li-lu-le-lo9444 sir I hate to inform you, but I think you are in fact the gay one
@@cosmicqueso3570 "That's the next level, the Full Reptile level"
Is that not gay as hell? Lol
@@cosmicqueso3570 alright Benny badass lol shut up dude
Full reptile keeping up with anatomy of a fighter like content This is how it's done! Especially on a Sunday Zero MMA content Sundays! Pace out
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nah, will harris on another level
6:50 Tony vs Gaethje was perfect example of that overhand counter on a lead step the whole time.
Whitman’s teachings exemplified!
was thinking the same thing
Justin set him up with some nice jabs that tony walked onto so he could counter that lead step with the overhand, its mad how they set shit up at that highest level
Tony hasn't been the same since the surgery and those two weight cuts before the Justin fight. His body never recovered
Now I know how Usman was able to drop burns with his jab he always caught him stepping in on his lead leg this is beautiful
This doc is amazing. This is what fight fans want. Behind the scenes training. The tips from Trevor are so eye opening. He should also be an announcer during UFC broadcasts & explain what's going on like Cruz does. Those are the best play by play/color guys.
Trevor is always in main events..like Din Thomas.They bring some what trio on the desk can not see.
Back in the day he was before they replaced him with din thomas
This is like a mini instructional video and a documentary in one. I love this!
Beautiful editing. Awesome job with everyone involved with this one 🙏
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This content is incredible. Best MMA channel on TH-cam
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@@brianfantanamcsexpanther9290 - I see you thanking everybody for their praises. What is your role in this if I may ask?
I know that Usman gets a lot of hate, but could Whitman find any better trio of fighters to focus on?
He doesnt get hate anymore I think those days are behind us.
I mean, seriously. Between Gaethje, Rose and Usman, that might be the 3 most talented trio of fighters in UFC history. Oh shit, Corey Sandhagen trains there too???
I think it would be cool to see him work with Robert Whittaker, Cody Garbrandt, Aljo, Max Holloway and Mackenzie Dern
@@Darksagan The idiots still don't like him. They just know that it sounds stupid to criticize him until he loses. Same thing happened with Mighty Mouse.
@@Darksagan Are you drunk? The dude totally still gets a lot of hate. Every video I see a "He's so cringe and unlikeable" or "I hope he gets Ko'd his personality is so bad."
As a boxer wanting to go professional this is so amazing to learn.. I’m soaking up all this knowledge for my game 💯💯
It's amazing the knowledge a trainer has, without having been in Professional combat. Pure wisdom and study
Coach of year, genius in the sport
1. Usman
2. Justin
3. Rose
👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hello from Kyrgyzstan🇰🇬
Trevor has to be the coach of the year, imagine securing two belts on one night. A legend
Coach of the year? I think he'll be considered one of the very first, and one of the very best MMA coaches ever.
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Especially if Sandhagen wins his interim title fight, Kamaru & Rose defend their titles, and Gaethje beats Chandler
Locked in now ^^
It’s cool that they they actually have guys that’ll help you with your mindset, seems like such an awesome place to train!
more please.
straight from olympus. would be awesome to see other gyms for us mortals to learn from.
Beautiful boxing angles and footwork set ups for Trevor👍
This is a fantastic video. There needs to be more of this. Watching high level coaches working in real time is amazing
Trevor just doing his thing:
*The entire comment section in absolute awe*
Guys a goat.
Thank you so much for this Film. I cant preach enough how much I appreciate Trevor Wittman. MMA has been a passion of mine for a little over 2 years now and I feel that I got such an advantage over most guys just buy studying his knowledge and techniques!
Too bad Usman wasnt here that much, it would be nice to hear from him a little too.
Right like why show us Usman if he's not in the fucking video
Exposing his roid induced bubble gut in the thumb nail 😂
anatomy of a fighter has got a bunch of usman footage
okay we all now Wittman is a freaking genius alright, I don't have to write this down again. Instead I would like to point out how positive their atmosphere is. No hostility, no bragging, no dumb Team Alpha Male bullshit, just a common cause and hard work with positive, relaxed people. Just great. You don't build that overnight.
Lol yeah man it’s good to see, but it’s a sad realization of others gyms and how they prioritize “toughness” and the reality of it is.. it’s a business and a lot of these coaches at gyms just want it to be packed for their own financial reasons. so they influence they’re fighters to never rest/fully recover and preach listening over actually thinking... I’m on vacation and stopped in a boxing gym, I sparred a kid from Seattle today and he was eager, an confidentially claiming he knew what he was doing. Wanting to get straight to it. Tryed to teach him a few things but he was not interested claimed he had shoulder issues, meanwhile he’s like 19.. suggested stretches an he didn’t wanna hear it. terrible attitude, sad to say. I hope he actually never fights... he is going to get hurt lol #respecfully.
Love watching coach Trevor Whitman teach counters, at 4:40! He is fast! Some knowledge for that paying attention!, GOLD! "You are not countering a punch, you are countering the lead step" Trevor Whitman
We should be thankful to watch this!
This was the most insightful piece of MMA content I've watched! Really enjoyed it.
Also to the editor, Love the framing when you showed Justin and Trevor Whitman explaining their process and relationship. Well done!
wow, all these great fighters. and neil magny is there too
Lmao 🤣🤣
Love the opening! The font, the music, the scenery...very Tarantino-esque, specifically the Hateful Eight. Kudos to Full Reptile team!
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Reminded me of red dead redemption 2
hateful eight is dog ass
This is so well done. I love this behind the scenes stuff, I find it really interesting. The mma community needs more of it
This is unbelievably amazing content that we hardly ever get inside the MMA community. I always want to see this sort of stuff and the behind the scenes footage and all that it takes to build up and grow over the years. These people live such active and dedicated life's and how could you not respect these people! I hope to see more behind the scenes footage. It was always either UFC shorts or highlight reel clips on TH-cam, so to have a short of mini documentary of behind the scenes footage is amazing!
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Omg just the first few secounds of that video goose bumps just like in a western cowboy shooting ! 😍
Thank you for the amazing video! This is the perfect example of quality content. Content where you can't even get anywhere else unless you're there on the mats with these guys. Brilliant insight. Please do more if you can! (maybe with other MMA teams?)
3:59-9:25 is just absolute gold. Thank you Trevor Whitman and Full Reptile.
I got the part about timing the lead foot to counter. What did he say on countering the rear foot?
With the rear foot, he said to jab at the opponent when their rear foot is mid air and about to plant. The best way is to land the jab right before the rear leg plants and when it does plant follow up with the cross.
Trevor Wittman’s whole discussion on timing is pure gold. This kind of stuff is what separates the great from the rest.
This is some GOLD in terms of content and footage😎
This magic has been out 10months now? What world am I in?🤔😂🤣 This is one hell of blast! Amazing content💯💯 Thank you for the entertainment.
I love this. Explaining to an actual fighter that has questions rather than to the camera.
This is really well done.
Absolutely breaking the rhythm of the opponent.. shot coach you’re a true master awesome to watch and learn coz learning never stops.. 😉😎👍
I just found my new study video for both striking & grappling days
I get Goosebumps' watching Trevor Coach, he is genius
Striking yes grappling not so much
you gay
@@micahasher7600 nah you gay pussy.
@@iamthebelt1768 Striking I agree , but that's his department. For the Love of MMA, we need coaches like that, inside their expertise
@@micahasher7600 lmao
Wow this is an amazing video, very cool inside look.
only 5 mins in and already loving this, could listen to trevor talk about fighting all day
This is awesome! Great content. In a dream world you would get to stay in Colorado and Elevation for a month(at least) and give us more content from there. But other gyms is of course interesting too. keep it up
Mr Mistry, you knocked it out of the park sir.
Love the video - thank you.
Nice to see Justin using trips. What an incredible team.
So blessed to be a part of this sport for 20 plus years and call so many of these guys friends
gaethje is just so humble man. great champ. never cocky or something. lots of respect
man this is Awesome! Nice Work Full Reptile
Could listen and watch Trevor all day err day
As someone who has never trained mma or a single combat sport in my life, even though I like to hit the speed bag and I watch the sport whenever I can. I know nothing about the craft even if I like to think so when I'm talking about up coming fights with my buddys. Really helps to put things in prospective
I'm ear to ear smiling looking at the breakdown of this FOOTWORK
I just love Trevor, excellent coach breaks things down with none of the rarararara!!!!
Some good dudes there at Elevation
If we were in an ancient times, Trevor Wittman would be worth a 100 man, for his mind alone. If you wanna beat his fighters, you should kidnap him before the fight camp starts, for he is sure to bring out the best from them and than add little extra.
Agree
He,s the Erwin Rommel of the MMA World.
Coached gaethje, and he still lost to khabib
@@ChristopherTreeChronicles cause he cheated
@@iandixon7641 lol obscure reference
Let's go! Just watched Dan's breakdown show on BT sport now this. Nice Raptors
Spitting Yoda stuff...
You're not countering the punch, you're countering the step!!!
Gold.
Love the content between 4--9min. Great education for anyway looking at footwork analysis through countering footwork when striking. Good job!
Next level video
Cameron Marty's hair is on point. His barber is keeping that lineup on point!
Trevor puts the science into boxing. Master class 👏
Trevor Wittman is by far one the greatest minds in MMA today! I fuckin love hearing him talk and work with his fighters, absolute gold!
What another great bit of footage from the raptors, such a cool insight into a great team and their fighters. We’ll done lads! The UFC is all the better for having a crew like your involved. Hopefully they’ll let you back at the events soon enough
Amazing. We need more of this
usmans striking just gonna keep getting better and better
So crazy seeing Trevor spar cause usman is like a shadow to the way he does it and how he taught usman..LOVE IT!
We need to see more of these... Coach Trevor is a genius
"Best punch is a jab what's better then a jab,a double jab",!! Trevor is a great coach🥊✊
Magny is a very humble guy. Seems like a great person to train with.
This video is AMAZING..always love me some usman and Trevor Whitman..dream team
Wittman working with the guy in the beginning is really impressive. Great coaching. I mean, he's not BJ Penn screaming "Hilo style!!!" but still really great ;)
Love this content! Beautiful work, would love more of it!
i love trevor he is so smart he know exacly whhat to say in the right time you are champ couse of ur jab !
Lure the opponent in, and catch them as they are stepping in, but before their lead foot lands. That way they can slip, fade, step back, or anything. Countering their "step." Great job by Trevor.
I will train here one day, y’all are inspirations fr
We need more of this. Blood sweat and tears.
So many gems here. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Can't wait to move to Denver
Enjoyed the video, some real nice raw footage.
Spartacus word be proud of the worries .gods among men.keep it up legends.
some great trainers at this place.
Got Damn Drew Dober's positive mindset! This gym is so healthy and mentally strong. Just wow.
Great content reptiles. Really enjoyed it, keep it up
This was very insightful, thank you for sharing!
Fantastic video. Good job to whoever is making these videos.
Pretty awesome video.
I feel likeI'm seeing the wizard at work behind the curtain here. Great stuff
I’ve watched this a few times, I can tell it’s high quality stuff, which probably explains why I’m struggling with it a little 😂
The part where Trevor is talking about the jab etc, is he saying, lead with your rear foot when you jab, almost spring forward?
As oppose to stepping forward with your lead leg?
And secondly, in regards to the opponents movement.
Catch them with that jab as they are moving back, and catch them with the power hand when the step forward?
Any tips appreciated 🙌
Great video, smashing it as always.
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I think one of the principles he was sharing was to land your punch as their foot is in the air, as they’re moving forward. Without their foot planted they’re ability to defend or evade is compromised.
Hes speaking about tempo, timing your jab or your "powerhand" in the best moment. Disrupting ur oponent when hes moving (attention is on the feet).
Same for counterpunching. Focus is on the feet.
The other people commenting above are both right, but he's showing a really important principle, so I figured maybe I'd go into it with a little bit more depth to help you out. The overall principle he's teaching is to time your attack in the middle of the opponent's step. As leanermachine said above, when their foot is in the air they are committed to shifting their weight onto the foot that's stepping, and their ability to evade, defend, or counter is compromised. Now Trevor is teaching the wrestler here (sorry I don't know his name, anybody know who he is?) to apply this in two different ways, depending on whether you are pressuring (moving forward and stepping into the opponent) or whether they are pressuring, and you are moving back and trying to draw them in.
When you are pressuring, you time your entry for when the opponent is stepping onto his rear foot, and then you come in behind the jab, or double jab, and follow with the right hand. This is the rear foot he's talking about. Not your rear foot, but rather the opponent's rear foot. This is because when his weight is on his rear foot he can't shuffle backward (since he'd have to step with his rear foot first, and that means first moving the weight onto his front foot so that he can then step with his rear foot). You time your jab for when he's stepping onto the rear foot, and as he pulls his head back from the jab (a common reaction) he's stuck in place with his weight on his back foot, and then you nail him with your right. If you watch Usman's recent knockout of Masvidal you can see this in action. Usman times his step in with his jab as Masvidal is stepping back onto his rear foot, and then follows through with his cross and knocks Masvidal out (it's a little different because Masvidal plants to throw the counter left hook, but he's slow on the trigger precisely because he's initially stuck with his weight on the back foot and needs to transfer it onto his front foot to throw his hook). Timing his rear foot as you step in is particularly important in MMA because the primary defensive movement guys are going to use when you step in to attack is to simply hop back out of range. This is the default defensive response because the threats in MMA are so varied. When an opponent steps in to punch you could slip or weave and counter, like in boxing, but the punches might be feints, and you could end up slipping or ducking into a kick or knee (see: Costa vs Adesanya or Cruz vs Cejudo). You could shell up behind a high guard and then counter, like in kickboxing, but the punches might be feints, and he could really be using them to hide his level change into a takedown, and then he's in on your hips while your hand are up on your head. Given the unique range of offensive possibilities in MMA, the best defense is often to just hop back out of range entirely. This is the reason we’ve seen the adoption of longer Karate style stances which enable quick linear movement (hopping in and hopping out) over the last few years (see: Conor McGregor), and the rise of the calf kick to counter these longer stances (the longer your stance is, the harder it is to check a kick, which is why they stand so tall in Muay Thai. See also Poirier vs McGregor 2) Timing your entry when he’s in the middle of stepping onto his rear foot makes it more difficult for him to simply hop back when you enter.
Trevor also shows how to time the step when your opponent is pressuring. Here you're trying to counter him as he steps in, so you time your counter as he’s stepping onto his lead foot, and ideally you try to throw your counter as his foot is in the air, so he's committed all his body weight to coming forward. Trevor says the overhand is best here (watch Gaethje vs Ferguson to see this over and over), but the guy with the beard (sorry don’t know his name either) shows that you can also use your jab to catch him as he’s stepping in. Trevor show how you can’t just move back incrementally, loaded up and ready to counter, or the opponent will be wary, and won’t be drawn in. Instead you have to use big steps, moving back, circling around, and generally being noncommittal, so that the opponent gets the feeling you’re taking a break, and gets hungry and steps in, and then wham! you time him with the unexpected counter shot (Rizin champ Kyoji Horiguchi is excellent at this, watch his fights to see this footwork in action).
Finally Trevor show how to take an angle when the opponent sets his feet to fire back. Here you’re moving forward, pressuring the guy back, and maybe he’s feeling a little too close to the fence, or he’s just sick of moving backwards, so he sets his feet to exchange with you, hoping to hit you with a big counter shot as you step in and force you to back off with the pressure. When he sets his feet you sidestep (either to the outside, or cross step to the inside) and take an angle, and then step in on the new angle and attack. Because he has set his feet to throw he’ll be slow to readjust to your new angle, and you can catch him out of position. Trevor says because of this if you’re the one getting pressured back to the fence it might be better to simply feint an attack, and use the opponent’s pause to circle out and back into the center of the ring, rather than setting your feet and looking to stand and bang.
Finally, if you want to understand Trevor’s footwork on an even deeper level, you should get his excellent “Footwork Blueprint” instructional from Dynamic Striking (the BJJ Fanatics sister site for striking). It really elevated my game!
@@ontastudio356
Thank you so much for this response.
Honestly, the time you have taken, the detail you have gone into, with the references etc, you’ve really gone above and beyond!
Thank you.
I’ve read through it once, and not only have you gave me a much better understanding of what I’m seeing in the video.
I already have seen a potential fix for a glaring problem I’m having checking low kicks to my lead leg.
I’m going to read it a few more times and put into practice this week 👌
It makes perfect sense now, I’ve also subscribed to your channel!
Awesome work mate, be lucky 🙌
@@mallorcahermano1477 Awwww thanks! As I was writing it just kept getting longer, and I was hoping you'd appreciate what turned out to be a mini-essay! If your training partners aren't good wrestlers then simply shortening up your stance, and pointing your lead foot slightly out, towards his rear leg (assuming you're both orthodox) will make checking outside leg kicks a lot easier (if you're competing do watch out for side/oblique kicks to the front knee, since you'll need to bend your knee and take the kick straight on to prevent him from hyper-extending your knee, but those are typically frowned upon in sparring). However standing taller does mean that it takes longer to sprawl/whizzer/punch your underhook versus the takedown, so be wary if a guy's got a good double leg. There's kind of a rock/paper/scissors relationship. Standing in a long bladed stance makes jabbing and stuffing takedowns easier, but exposes you to the calf kick. Standing taller makes checking kicks easier, but your sprawl is slower, and it's harder to get your jab going (linear movement in general is slower). So you have to adapt your stance to counter your opponents strengths, which is something that's relatively unique to MMA. On the flip side if you've got a good double leg and a good calf kick you can give guys fits because you have a good counter to either style of stance. Add in a good jab/cross to pressure with, in case he wants to move back and play the matador, and you've got a solid stand up game, at least until you have to deal with a southpaw (watch GSP for a guy who worked really well off his jab on the front foot and then would use his double leg to counter when the opponent tried to step into him). Thanks for subscribing! Right now it's all just stuff we put up for our kids classes during quarantine, but we'll be adding some new stuff soon! Keep training and be lucky!
what a fucking awesome watch, austin hubbard seems like a good dude. these inside looks into the gym is dope.
This is excellent!👍💯
Dober is a cool dude. Super well spoken and level headed.
Great, I like your videos ❤️❤️👍👍
This is gold
Sean is a great coach been working with him for a couple of weeks now